Berkley Powerbait Crappie Nibbles Dough Bait Glow review and price compare 2025

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PowerBait original chrome glow crappie nibbles are a glowing formula for visual attraction from a greater distance
Soft yet longlasting, petite, preformed nibbles are easy to use with less mess
Non-floating formula is ideal for tipping jigs or filling tubes
Dissolves slowly in water, dispersing a scent cloud that attracts crappies and other panfish
Perfectly sized for crappie hooks and small lures; available in glow chartreuse color

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Berkley Powerbait Crappie Nibbles Dough Bait Glow

Berkley PowerBait makes novice anglers good and good anglers great! Berkley scientists have spent over 25 years perfecting an irresistible scent and flavor - the exclusive PowerBait formula. Fish love PowerBait so much they hold on 18 times longer, giving you the time and confidence to Feel More Bites - Set More Hooks and Catch More Fish!

Glowing formula nibbles Glow the Color You See!
Soft, yet long lasting, petite, preformed nibbles are easy to use with less mess
Slowly disperses scent cloud to attract crappie and panfish for more bites
Non- floating formula - ideal for tipping jigs or filling tube baits

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Soft yet long lasting, petite, preformed nibbles are easy to use with less mess

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Date First Available ‏ : ‎ April 7, 2015
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Berkley
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07D2S4YHF

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Questions about Berkley Powerbait Crappie Nibbles Dough Bait Glow

Do these float?

Answer: Definitely not. If you toss one in the water it sinks on its own.

Answer: no with a hook. I have caught nothing with these !

Answer: no

Answer: No

Answer: No, I believe not.

Where is the best place to buy Crappie Nibbles for the best price - on-line or a certain store ??

Answer: I usually find the best price online for crappie baits, it usually runs two dollars more in bait shops.

Answer: walmart online or here usuallu if you watch. i always go compare the two bc they ajust their price to walmart usually bc they are the cheapest. i just prefer amazon`s ups service compared to walmarts stupid $35 must spend and fedex.

Answer: So far as I know, Amazon usually has the best price. You might (might!) catch a better deal on eBay occasionally . However, please note that this information is a few months old and may have changed.

Answer: If anyone is still interested, Walmart or here on Amazon if you are patient with the price watching.

What size jar is this?

Answer: 1oz, 30 grams, 2.7" jar.

Answer: .80 oz.

How do you use these

Answer:

Answer: Put on tip of hook right in front of bait.

how are these with white perch?

Answer: Very Good.

Did everybody see how much they sre now ? This is BS

Answer: Yeah they have gone up. Try BassPro

Answer: I saw it.... they work good if you don't have live bait. You get what you pay for and you get a lot of bait in that little jar.

Answer: May be a little pricy but it works! Worth the price

Answer: Shut up and fish

Answer: quit your whining

Will these catch 5 pound crappie?

Answer: If there’s a 5 pound crappie in the water

Answer: I did not have any luck with this bait.

Answer: Didn't have much luck with this

Are these vegan?

Answer: NO. Fish are not vegan.. there is a form of meat by product. Either shrimp or some other fish…

Answer: Nope. They take the scraps of every type of meat possible and grind it up to make these delicious little fish bait balls that the fish can’t stand not to eat because they are so delicious and scrumptious.

Answer: I don't know and really don't care, but the fish you catch with it sure as heck isn't.

Do you combine items for shipping?

Answer: I'll ship you 5 jars for 34.99 total. You can mix and match colors too.

Answer: Yes we do.

8.72 for s small jar hell that is outrageous I pay 4.50 for the large jar

Answer: Where is it $8.72 for the large jar? Thanks.

Answer: Then you got a super deal! The cheapest I have found for the small is around $5.50. When you add shipping it comes to around $8 to $9 dollars total.

Answer: Hi,

is this the full size jar? or the smaller half jar version

Answer: It's the full sized jar.

Answer: full size

Answer: Full size

Answer: FULL SIZE

Does this have an expiration date?

Answer: I couldn't find any expiration date on the bottle. Mine are over 3 years old and still pliable, but I never took the seal top completely off and reseal it after every use when I tighten down the lid.

Answer: I've kept unopened bottles for a year with no problem by keeping the bottle in a dark, relatively cool spot in a cabinet. Occasionally, I will have an opened bottle dry out and once bought a bottle in a retail store that was already dry and hard when I opened it. However, all is not lost even in those cases. I have found that if I wad up and dampen a small amount of paper towel (bigger than a pea) and place the damp (not soaking) wad inside the bottle and seal the lid, it will rehydrate the nibbles almost to their original state. VERY dry nibbles may require more than one treatment.

Made in the USA?

Answer: Yes they are.

whats the ingredients list specifically? Thanks

Answer: I don’t know but crappie love them

How long do they stay on the hook? assuming they dissolve instead of a fish biting into it.

Answer: They or pretty tough, will stay on quite awhile.

Which color do the sunfish like best?

Answer: i have just about all the colors fish are picky one day they might like white the next day pink they might like white in the morning and green at eveni ng pink

Answer: WE USE THE WHITE AND THE PINK..MOSTLY WHITE FOR THE CRAPPIE...FOR SUNNIES I USE WORM CHUNKS TOO.I USE IT FOR BOTTOM FISHING OFF THE OREGON COAST,NOT AS A MAIN BAIT BUT ADDED HOOPLA TO THE MAIN BAIT..THERE,SPARKLES WORK SUPER LEAVING A TRAIL

How many is there

Answer: HOW MANY WHAT IS WHERE?? WON'T FISH FOR CRAPPIE WITHOUT THEM.WORKS TERRIFIC FOR ME,WOULDN'T CHANGE

How do you store these?

Answer: Normal room or garage temp will suffice. I store mine in the garage with other fish/tackle items.

Answer: I leave mine in garage next to tackle box. Buddy of mine does same. No problem with them the following year

Answer: I just close jar back tight and put them in the house after I finish fishing. They last a long time.

Answer: Just on the shelf, no refrigeration is necessary.

Answer: Anywhere that it doesn’t freeze with the cover on.

Answer: i just keep them in my tackle bag till winter then bring them inside the house

Answer: Just flip the container up side down, it lasts a bit longer

Is this the large bottles or small? It’s showing 1.1 oz bottles but it tells that it’s the small.6 oz

Answer: i belive they have lg and sm bottles

Did everybody see how much they sre now ? This is BS

Answer: Yeah they have gone up. Try BassPro

Answer: I saw it.... they work good if you don't have live bait. You get what you pay for and you get a lot of bait in that little jar.

Answer: May be a little pricy but it works! Worth the price

Answer: Shut up and fish

Answer: quit your whining

What is the difference between this and the salmon nuggets?

Answer: It doesn't work, salmon eggs do.

Can someone tell me how to use this? im new to fish and i want to bring my 3 year old fishing. what is the best rig? if possible detail w. picture. th

Answer: Just put it on a bare hook

So, does this stuff actually glow (in the dark if activated by a UV source) or is Berkely using a bit of hyperbole in the name...?

Answer: Do not know about that.

How can a purchase an item that is an "add on item" if I dont have 25 worth of stuff I need to buy?? I really want the item..

Answer: ask amazon

Do these work for fresh water or salt water fish? Or both?

Answer: Fresh water for sure but knot real sure about salt water

Answer: Works well in fresh water. Never tried it in salt

Answer: I only used them in fresh water. I would assume they would work in salt water

Answer: I don’t know about salt water but they work really well in fresh water

Answer: I use it for fresh water fish like crappie and blue gill with a light weight jig. I imagine it would work on any small hook. ( small being a key word)

Answer: Hi,

Okay, I'm confused. Are these actual bait or do you throw them in the water for chum then fish with another bait/jig?

Answer: They are actual bait. For crappie, of course, you use a very small hook that these are perfect for. I also will also use them for chum as well.

Answer: There actual bait. I use them for blue gill, crappie, and perch.

Answer: They can be used either way. I actually bait my hook with them only

Answer: You tip your jig hook with a crappie nibble and they attract more crappie

Answer: Put them on ur hook. Don’t chum

Answer: Just put one or two what ever you prefer on your gig or hook

Answer: Yes, add a jiffy. It’s a sent enhancement. Works too well.

How many should be put on a hook?

Answer: You use a very small hook for crappie, so one is all you need.

Answer: Using jigs cover the hook

Answer: 1 or 2 on a crappie jig will do it. work great.

Answer: I just use one.

Answer: I just cover the tip.

Is this the same size as the one on the berkley website? These are twice the price, which is why I'm asking.

Answer: Purchasing from Berkley is apparently a better deal than amazon. The amazon bottle is .9 oz at $4.29, while the ones on Berkley website are about 1.0 to 1.1 oz. at almost $10.00. Not enough difference for me to pay twice the amount. Good luck.

Do these need to be refrigerated?

Answer: No, they do not need refrigeration.

Answer: No. It seems that keeping the lid on tight is sufficient. Bluegills don’t care from one summer to the next.

Answer: no just keep the lid tight or they wlli dry out

Answer: No, just keep dry.

Answer: No just close tight

Answer: NO

Answer: No

Answer: no, but I have caught nothing on these.

whats the best color to use? in water that is not super clear only can see down 4-5ft

Answer: Hey Chase! This is a tough question as there are so many variables (time of year, water temp, weather forecast, fish population, etc) that come in to affect. We would recommend the chartreuse as it seems to be a fish favorite, however, the hot pink can really work well sometimes...especially on the days where they just aren't biting. Have a great day!

Answer: We have tried the pink and the Chartreuse, and the Chartreuse has worked the best for us. Good luck!

Answer: I think it all depends on where you are and the time of year. I have the same visibility you do and the crappies seem to like the yellow ones. I also like to stick them on the hook while using a fake minnow. Just to add a bit of stinky to attract the fish.

Answer: Not sure for you. Yellow worked for me

Product reviews of Berkley Powerbait Crappie Nibbles Dough Bait Glow

Offenbach : Not crappy for crappie

Used these for crappie fishing with a cane pole. They stayed whole while mounted on the hook & lasted about 20 minutes once in the the water. I used some for chum as well. I think they are good bait and I will use them again.

Ryan L Paul : Blue gill love it

Got this for my kids because they were not catching anything. Blue gill, sunnys love it. Even caught some small trout.

Jesse Garcia : Always in the bag

I've used these before, they work great. My cousin has always had and shared them, I thought it was time to get my own.

Alakai : Very small and stuck together

These baits seem to work okay even though I have not caught anything on this color yet. Problem with this jar is that some of them are stuck together like old marshmallows. Mostly okay so I did not want to return or anything, they smell okay and seem to be good in the water, just stuck together and they are not supposed to be that way

Boby : NOT AS STRONG AS ITS ADVERTISED COMING OUT OF THE HOOK EASILY.

WASN'T ABLE TO CATCH ANY FISH WITH THAT.
NOT AS STRONG AS ITS ADVERTISED COMING OUT OF THE HOOK EASILY.

Susie Curl : Best for Crappie fishing ????

My husband love these for Crappie Fishing, uses them all the time. Found better price on Amazon than local stores.

Mark Buck : I use these as chum...

While it is pretty expensive way to chum my ice fishing hole (20-30 feet of water), I use these as soon as I fish. Drop down a couple of dozen pellets or more and they slowly dissolve putting a scent trail in the water and attracting fish. To be honest, I have used them for bait, but never had a lot of luck with them. They dissolve slowly, so they work for some time. I use an underwater camera and in Lake Superior, with it's crystal clear water, you can see the fish as clear as can be. You can see many come in following the scent trail in the current. I don't always catch them, but this attracts many more fish to my area than my fishing partners experience. They too are now using this as chum.

Alrusse ( Ecosse ) : These are a Crappie magnet!!

I have used these for years and never had a bad Crappie season, I attach them to my jigs either plastic or custom made an voila they attract Crappie like a magnet never failed me yet. If you leave the container open for a little while they firm up and attach securely to your jig. I only buy the chartreuse color but that's just been my lucky color I am sure the other colors would do just as well. Good luck fishing and " keep a tight line". The pic was taken February 18th, 2020.

Richard Hailey : awsome

great for crappie and blue gill

Paulsbud : Not catching without them.

Tried using just a jig for a test...nothing. Put one of these little fellas on the hook and I'm catching again. Also it seems the rest of the species don't know these are for Crappies. Large mouth, yellow bass, striper and hybrid have all gone for these little guys. Apparently they don't know I'm fishing for Crappie. I scold them and throw them back in.
Would recommend.

Gregory George Plutko : soft and weak, but fish love these

There is no arguing with the fact that panfish (and one confused, 2-lb small-mouth) love these. They are, however, very soft and will fall off almost instantly upon anything biting at them. On several casts, I have watched as the bait went one way and the sinker and hook went another. If they survive the casting process, you will most assuredly get fish though.

Seneca Guns : Save your money

They don’t work period. I’ve tried them on several occasions and caught nothing

Seneca Guns : Save your money

They don’t work period. I’ve tried them on several occasions and caught nothing

JoshV : Not one single bite with this although the place is full of crappie, bluegills and bass.

Didn’t work for myself nor my brother on several occasions at different fishing spots. I did however catch crappie on a lure.

Offenbach : Not crappy for crappie

William F Huff II : Fish go for it.

Wouldn't interest me if I were a fish, but the fish go for it.

B. Durrence : Replace every cast, but does work

They work but be prepared to replace another one each cast. Any “nibble” results in either catching a fish or stolen bait. Usually can’t reuse because the fish eats it before reeling it in.

steve : Five Stars

They work!!

B. Durrence : Replace every cast, but does work

They work but be prepared to replace another one each cast. Any “nibble” results in either catching a fish or stolen bait. Usually can’t reuse because the fish eats it before reeling it in.

Mightyq : Didn't work

I used this to fish for blue gills and crappie and did not even garner any bites. Hot dogs work better.

Murad Saleh : Smell

They smell bad and the ball easily never stays on the hook. It just flakes off. I just catch small fish when I rub the small powerboat

Brad Clark : Must Have

If crappies are slow biting, put on of these on it will get better!! Great addition to you lure

S.Warrick : Bad bait. As in poor.

These would not stay on the hook. Just soft without texture to hold on. I will not buy ever again.

SegaNeptune : Tried it out on a fishing trip vs. live bait

We tried this out on a fishing trip in northern Minnesota and it performed quite good. It seemed to catch more perch than anything else, though. While it won't replace leeches/crawlers/minnows, it's perfect for bringing the kids out and not wanting to pick up live bait. I'll have a bottle in my tackle box from here on out.

Lego Grandma : Old and dried out

I love crappie nibbles, but I sure these were probably sitting in warehouse for too long. The picture is of a container I bought at the local store (on the right) and the Amazon purchase on the left. Both containers are in opened and upsidedown. I had bought two from Amazon and when I used them, they definitely didn't attract the fish as well either. Still debating whether to go through the hassle of returning them. Complete garbage

Kenneth Reilley : Worked great on bluegill, but...

Bluegill swarmed my hook the first time I dunked this bait into the water, but they picked it clean before any of them actually took the hook. I know this is crappie bait, but I can't help what's attracted to it... the bluegill looked more like a school of piranha!

I don't know if it was just my jar or if it's an issue with this type of bait, but mine is a little on the dry side... so much so that it's hard to get it to ball up on the hook and stay long enough to do anything -- anything other that whip the bluegill into a frenzy, that is.

It clearly works so I gave it four stars. I'll work out the kinks eventually.

Thomas : Works really well!

I went bluegill fishing with these, and the fish absolutely go wild for them.

Kelly Y. : Amazing bait!

This is probably one of the best baits I've ever used. I was catching gigantic bluegill hand over fist and actually had fisherman come up and asked me what I was using. I shared the love!

bryan burks : awsome bait

These work wonders. i like to pack a bunch of them into a children's medicine syringe and then you can push them into the baits where they dont come off as easy. Get multiple fish on the same bait before having to replace

M. Harrison : Some anglers swear by this...

Honestly, I have not tried this yet, but I bought it because my trusted advisors swear by it! I'm very hopeful.

Amazon Customer : Great Texture

The texture with these is just right for a clean bait or attraction. We have had success with them.
(Just a wife and husband enjoying our days)

Review Reader : Crappie love it

Stays on for a while and the fish will hit this before they will hot a blank jig.

Kenneth Reilley : Worked great on bluegill, but...

Acito : Really works!

Wow! My 11 yr old daughter started catching fish after fish once we tried this bait! It really works! As soon as the line hit the water the fish started biting.

Raymc : Crappie nibbles increase your chances

I wouldn't go crappie fishing without them. Fishing side by side with and without the nibbles the nibbles always out fish the other without the nibbles. Same bait same color.

Mightyq : Didn't work

I used this to fish for blue gills and crappie and did not even garner any bites. Hot dogs work better.

Alakai : Very small and stuck together

Bry : They work

Caught a fish on the first cast! I do wish they were alittle easier to keep on the hook.

Jackie Green : Fish can't resist these

I wish I could buy larger containers of these, because the fish in my stock pond go wild for them.

Mr. Ira J. Pinckney : Not what my child was expecting or imagined it to be..

It was a Birthday gift. It was very mall and more of a toy for a 1yr to 3yr . And the value for the money is very upsetting. I was i could have a refund. Im highly upset with this purchase as well as my son.????????

Alrusse ( Ecosse ) : These are a Crappie magnet!!

G S : It didn't work for me so far

Yet to catch a bluegill with it... I gave it a few try. I will come back with n update....

James S. Lee : As advertised

As advertised

Offenbach : Not crappy for crappie

Miles Morales : Bass seem to like it more that crappie

My live crickets attracted more attention than this stuff. Bass seem to like it more that crappie.

jerry c. : great price..great item

great for catching crappie.

Jesse Garcia : Always in the bag

I've used these before, they work great. My cousin has always had and shared them, I thought it was time to get my own.

Local Man : They work.

Cast for cast these catch more fish than fishing without them. They also are durable and last a long time in the water.

Miles Morales : Bass seem to like it more that crappie

My live crickets attracted more attention than this stuff. Bass seem to like it more that crappie.

Jeff Kaos : Works Really Well and Worth the Money.

These things work pretty well for catching pan fish but beware: they're pretty easy for "thieves" to get away with. Their density is about the same as a tiny marshmallow and since they're lightweight small fish can nibble them off the hook before a bigger fish have a chance to get them. But this only proves how well they actually attract fish. And since they're fairly cheap and you get a lot in a single jar it's not that big of a deal. And I've been fishing at a lot of smaller lakes from shore and near spawning areas so there's a ton of young fish so this is probably the main reason I've been experiencing so much bait theft with these. On the other hand my 6 year old has brought in at least half a dozen nice size sunfish and bluegill using these and even more "smallies".

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